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Columbus, OH |
| B and T metals factory in Columbus, Ohio had been vacant for twenty years. It is located across the tracks from a 200 acre city redevelopment area, and is considered a Brownfield siteby EPA standards. It was the first Black owned manufacturing business in the U.S., and during WWII made parts for the Manhattan Project. We acquired theproperty six months prior to the resolution of the area's floodplain issues, and now anticipate being the first major redevelopment in what had been a downtrodden area. |
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Development Details |
- We plan to convert 100,000 square feet of the project to for-sale condominiums in order to encourage young artistic residents to move into the neighborhood.
- The 80,000 square foot historic factory will be converted to 65, for rent, lofts.
- The 20,000 square foot 1940’s factory may be designated for non-profit Arts and Theatrical uses in return for an agreement to have ongoing events, commercial spaces and other promotional activities at the site.
- The project also includes some developable adjacent vacant lots.
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